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Susie wrote: "Book 65 for me is Pet by Catherine Chidgey. will need to track it down!"
I have Pet on my to-read list too, Susie. I hope it's good - fingers crossed!
I have Pet on my to-read list too, Susie. I hope it's good - fingers crossed!
Liz wrote: "Susie wrote: "Book 65 for me is Pet by Catherine Chidgey. will need to track it down!"I have Pet on my to-read list too, Susie. I hope it's good - fingers crossed!
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Catherine Chidgey is brilliant! I recently read Pet and thought it was fabulous! Highly recommended 🙌🏻
Susie wrote: "Finished Pet, and I agree Lisa, it's a fabulous book!"
Great, I'll have to bump it up my to read list...
Great, I'll have to bump it up my to read list...
Looking forward to November, I've spun the wheel and can tell you that the book we'll be reading is Number 51 on your to-read list/shelf.
So if you have fewer that 50 books on your list, you can choose no 5 or no 1.
I checked my list and #51 on mine is Burmese Days by George Orwell.
I remember adding it as I was (and still am) doing the Around the World Challenge, and needed a book for Burma/Myanmar. It's George Orwell, so it should be good (fingers crossed...)
What's 51 on your list/dusty bookshelf?
So if you have fewer that 50 books on your list, you can choose no 5 or no 1.
I checked my list and #51 on mine is Burmese Days by George Orwell.
I remember adding it as I was (and still am) doing the Around the World Challenge, and needed a book for Burma/Myanmar. It's George Orwell, so it should be good (fingers crossed...)
What's 51 on your list/dusty bookshelf?
Liz wrote: "Looking forward to November, I've spun the wheel and can tell you that the book we'll be reading is Number 51 on your to-read list/shelf. So if you have fewer that 50 books on your list, you can ..."
Burmese Days is an excellent story. I've read a couple of times. I hope you find it interesting.
Sophies Choice is on my list somewhere too. It's a big chunky book if I recall. That'll keep you busy, Paul ;)
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